Hungary

At Wednesday's Government Info session, Minister Gergely Gulyás addressed key national issues including fuel prices, economic policy proposals from Brussels, and ongoing debates over national sovereignty.

"For us, Hungary comes first!" Tamás Menczer said, urging compatriots to fill out the Vote 2025 ballot in the remaining five days left to do so.

"We do not want our children to be sent to the Ukrainian fronts or even to Ukrainian territory in the form of Hungarian troops and see them come home in a coffin," PM Orbán says in a video.

"We won't let ourselves be made to pay for the latest lunacy in Brussels," PM Orbán said.

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"It does not make a difference what the powers who stand against us are called, whether DK or Tisza, Ferenc Gyurcsány or Péter Magyar, it is all the same, because the powers in the opposition are the same," the prime minister said.

"I see the numbers every day, the number of responses being returned, and we’re over 2 million," PM Orbán said in an interview with public broadcaster Kossuth Radio.

The president spoke in parliament on the occasion of the oath-taking ceremony of new Hungarian citizens.

The foreign minister said the Hungarian government "will not allow Brussels to take the money needed to extend the war in Ukraine from Hungarian families."

Minister Szijjártó said the Hungarian foreign ministry is monitoring developments and will take further measures if necessary.